US Navy Evacuates Gulf

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Under the guise of the “war on drugs” the U.S. Military is evacuating its ships and hardware from the Gulf of Mexico to safety off the sheltered coast of Costa Rica.

The “war on drugs” cover story is laughable being that we can’t even get that level of engagement on our border with Mexico where all the drugs come through.

The Navy is obviously worried about either poison from the methane/corexit 9500 mix or a massive methane explosion/tsunami. A tsunami fits with the NOAA blackout of the U.S. tsunami warning system. It also explains why BP is not actively cleaning up the oil on the beaches. Why clean them up if they are going to be gone.

makes perfect common sense...

[edit on 9-7-2010 by TheCoffinman]

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[edit on 9/7/2010 by Mirthful Me]

Actually in order for the coc aine to get here it has to travel through Mexico via Central America. So in fact sending the NAVY to Costa Rica actually could help stop the "war on drugs".

You didn't think that the coca plant grew in the Mexican desert did you?

Everybody east of the Mississippi and south of New England should be bugging out, like yesterday. All indications are it's gonna be bad.

There has never been a war on drugs. There is an invasion coming to the US literally. The UN, Russians, Chinese, and various UN troops. Only a matter of time now.

reply to post by GeechQuestInfo


they arent goin down there to fight a drug war with 46 naval ships.. thats ridiculous.. dont be so blind and dumb man. think about it.. its a straight land route, they dont even need to go thru water.. 46 warships is ALOT. we dont have that many in the persian gulf. costa rica hasnt even been in the news for drug related violence. (not saying there hasnt been) just saying it doesnt warrant the attention of an army and a huge naval armada... our southern borders deserve it, it makes complete sense... but they decide to send it 1-2,000 miles south of here to costa rica?????? makes no sense, i think the OP makes perfect sense.. ask residents in the gulf...

After reading at least 3 other fictional stories on beforeitsnews.com I advise everyone to take this newest bit of disinformation with a grain of salt.

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Land Route? Uh, we aren't going to send our troops through that part of North America to Costa Rica, that would be a nightmare for all countries involved. Sending ships to take on ships makes complete sense. The drugs travel from Colombia, and eventually pass Costa Rica by air and water.

[edit on 9-7-2010 by Asperglar]

I would say that the "bogus" explanation of fighting the "war on the drugs" is more plausible than for the reasons you stated in the OP. This is going to be a 6 month long process, it's not going to happen overnight. Not only that, it's a joint agreement with the Costa Rican government. It's not the first time we've sent ships and troops to Central America to "fight the drug war". But who knows?

My guess, and it's just a guess, is that it is a move to put pressure on Chavez and Venezuela.

Also, is this the same Russian, Chinese, UN invasion that was supposed to take place decades ago? Seems like it would have been smarter to try that back then, when more people were asleep to the game.

reply to post by GeechQuestInfo


Excellent points that factor in common sense. Therefor you will be called a shill and people will claim you are saying the spill is no big deal and that corexit makes a great breakfast drink!

Wait, Are you saying that corexit is bad for you?

Crap

This story is also here

Not quite the same headline but essentially the same. In case you're interested in the existing discussion there.

[edit on 7/9/2010 by ~Lucidity]

How could we in this time of turmoil in other locations afford to send 46 warships for the War on Drugs. More info please, not buying it!

Originally posted by GeechQuestInfo
My guess, and it's just a guess, is that it is a move to put pressure on Chavez and Venezuela.

I'd say that this is at least a little bit accurate. Remember that there is also the Panama Canal. Even though we have fleets on both oceans, controlling the locks is still a strategic advantage.

We also have an agreement with Colombia:

Source

Due to an agreement signed in 2009 the United States has access to seven Colombian military bases in order to work with the Colombian armed forces in the fight against narco-trafficking and terrorism.

I think the main reason is what has been publicized. You don't have to look far to see there are cartel killings going on in Mexico. Heck, these retards are even attacking rehabilitation centers to keep people addicted. We can't invade but we can attempt to remove the supply...even though that has not worked previously.


[edit on 9-7-2010 by Asperglar]

[edit on 9-7-2010 by Asperglar]

Sheesh, this is the third misleading title I've seen today.

I thought the Navy was evacuating the gulf (residents), not themselves.

No offence to you op, like I said, third title of the day, you just got me all worried there for a couple of seconds.

I believe they may be going there to "pretty up" the area and reduce crime rates in time for the Central American and Caribbean Games that will be held in Puerto Rico this month, but 46 naval ships does seem like a major overkill.

Edit to add: Just found a similar thread to this one, but with a different theory.

www.abovetopsecret.com...



[edit on 7/9/2010 by Hatcookie]

The Navy already has a presence in Central America to help in the war on drugs and has had one for many years. Drugs are smuggled out by fast boats, small airplanes and home-made submarines, and the Navy has been there to intercept. Been there, done that. With that in mind, though, this apparent surge of ships doesn't make sense.

Originally posted by tgambill
There has never been a war on drugs. There is an invasion coming to the US literally. The UN, Russians, Chinese, and various UN troops. Only a matter of time now.

Please tell me more about this theory...it is off topic so please send me some links to threads or any/all info you have on this as a U2U I am really interested to hear more about this.

reply to post by Asperglar


let me correct your ignorance. beforeitsnews.com is NOT a source... NOTHING on before its news is original stuff, its all from other sources, other people. its the YOUTUBE of NEWS. do you understand that?

reply to post by tgambill


do u mean to work in the fema camps?

I don't understand how they can have a war on drugs when the government is the one who controls the drug trafficking. Nevertheless, I think the citizens living in the gulf should at least make some kind of plan when the government says "our bad, these toxins really are Killing people, you should probably evacuate now."

reply to post by Asperglar


it was also on the army site
just saying